I’m heart broken as I sit here staring at my computer, lacking the energy to process vacation pics when all I can think of is my poor sweet pup who died while we were away. The downside of travel is definitely those we leave behind. Being too far away to get home in time when […]

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  I can’t quit thinking about the calculated, carefully orchestrated, heinous killing spree that targeted Western tourists and Christian people in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday. So far the death toll is 253 people, and still rising, with another 400 or so lying in hospitals. The 8 bombs that were simultaneously detonated around 8:45am April […]

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Walking among the storied ruins where the Ancestral Puebloan people once lived high in the clefts of the sandstone cliffs is a fascinating venture that attracts over half a million tourists each year. But make sure to plan wisely before visiting Mesa Verde. Know before you go! There are several cliff dwellings to explore. Most […]

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  • Wm Ranker - Great post and advice. Very useful information. Thanks for the wonderful blog.

  • Kim - Thanks for taking the time to read 😉

Oooh, the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde—if you’ve dreamed of visiting since you were a kid, like me, and you’re finally going—yay! Nothing can compare to visiting in person and wandering around the ruins where the Ancient Ones once lived centuries ago. But I will admit that it’s NOT an easy place to photograph. In […]

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  • Laura - Thanks for sharing your tips, but, mostly for the amazing photos. I now want to make the trip to Masa Verde.

  • Kim - Thanks kindly, Laura! I hope you grab the chance and go.

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